Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 February 1952 — Page 27

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THURSDAY, FEB: 28, 1952 Services Set |

® |Union St, Southport, building Rail Worker |contractor. Services 3 p.m, Sat- ’ urday at Flanner & Buchanan Services for Jacob J. Heidel- Mortuary. Burial, Crown Hill, berger, who would have celebrated ¥ nn his 65th wedding anniversary Apr. BERT MINNICK, 67, of 4 Eagt10, will be held at 8:30 a. m. Sat-! : aa a Bi urday in the home, 3943 8. Merid- ©" Ave. 44-year employee ¥ 8 .ian St, and 9 a. m. at St. Roch’s| Four Railroad. Services Pp. m.

Church. Burial {Saturday at Flanner & Buchanan will be in Holy |Mortuary. Burial, Washington Cross Cemetery. {Park.

tJ ” » MRS. EMMA CLAYBROOK, 43, of 526! Vermont St. Services 1 p. m. tomorrow at Stuart Mortuary. Burial, New Crown. 5 » ” | MRS. EMMA FAINE, 66, of 326 |W. 16th St., member of War Mothers’ Club of Gary. Services Side for 45 years {1 p.m, Saturday at Bethesda before moving to | Baptist Church, Burial, New the present ad- Mr. Heidelberger Crown. dress. | 4 8 48 Mr. Heidelberger was a retired| JOSEPH J. HEIDT, 81, of 4058 railroad machinist for Peoria & College Ave. retired Pullman Co. Fastern, a branch of New York! agent. Services 8:30 a. m, tomorCentral. He worked there 35 Tow at Kirby Mortuary and 9 years, retiring in 1929. a.m. in St. Joan of Arc Catholic " He was a member of St. Roch's Church. Burial, Calvary CemeChurch, Association of Retired tery. Rallway Employees and Se

Mr. Heidelberger died yesterday in his home, He waa 8K, He came here at the age of 9 from Einsing, Switzerland. He lived on the West

tion Parish. He is survived by his wife, Har-

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Attorney Lawrence A, Shaw,| threatened with disbarment from| Federal Court last month, has handled another case which brought judicial ire. Judge Harry O. Chamberlin. | Criminal Court 1, ordered a

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Mrs. E. H. Sthroeder Sr. Rites to Be Saturday | 'RBE] FLINCHPAUGH, Services for Mrs. Minnie CathHERRENY f lerine Schroeder will be held "at.

specfor for. International Har-|8:30 a. m. Saturday at the resi-| vester Co* Services tomorrow at!dence, 1401 Union St. and 9 a. m. Argo Funeral Home, Cleves, O. at Sacred Heart Church. Burial, Maple Grove Cemetery wi

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11 pe in Holy Cross Cemetery. Schroeder, who died yesterday at St, Vincent's. Hospital, MRS ALICE HOSTETTLER was 26. 74, Evansville, former local resi-|

daughter, Mary Therese, Agnes Plake, all of

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NORTH ADAMS, Mass, (UP) hospitalized fireman, Charles Maxymilllap, has fiot lost a day's) pay since he went on sick leave | Nov. 7 because his off-duty bud-| dies take turns working for him.| y City =ordinances grant only one| She wgs born here and at- gay -gjck leave for every three

dent. Services 2 p.m. tomorrow tended St. John's grade and high|yweeks mvorked.

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“EDWARD CC. HOUSER, 65, of

Services 11 a.m. Saturday at Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial, Crown Point Cemetery, Kokomo, 5 » » PETER J. RANSDELL, 54, of 1450 Standish .Ave., employee of State Sanitation Board. Services 10 a. m. Saturday at Stirling Funeral Home, Burial, Holy Cross Cemetery. 2 » » » WILLIAM CARDINE, 33, of 2029 Columbia Ave, World War II veteran. Services 1 p.m. Saturday at Miller Mortuary. Burial, New Crown.

She was a member Of | mie the Sacred Heart Church, 3d Or-|. der and Christian Mothers. | Survivors are her husband, Ed357 E. Washington S8t., furniture ward H. finisher for Victor Furniture Co. H. Jr. and Joseph Antheny; one

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Grand Jury investigation of pos-| sible perjury in a rape case

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the wife and daughter of James Walton, 34, of 120512 BE. 10th St, asked that they not be required to testify in the case. Walton was under indictment on charges of raping a 12-year-old

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girl last Apr. 17. Ordered to Testify Judge Chamberlin denied the request and ordered them to testify, The two witnesses then denied the alleged act had been committed. Attorney Shaw then asked the court to dismiss the charges be-: cause the state failed to prove its! case. Judge Chamberlin granted the request. | In ordering the , Grand Jury investigation, the Judge said, “the whole case smells.” “It is apparent to me that somebody here is guilty of per-| jury or inducing others to com-| mit perjury,” he said. Charges Story The girl Walton was accused of | raping told Judge Chamberlin her | original story to Juvenile Aid Division policewomen was a hoax. | When the judge asked her who told her to change her story, she replied, “Nobody.” Last month Mr. Shaw bumped] heads with Federal Judge William! E. Steckler, who ordered the attorney to show cause why he! should not be barred from prac-| ticing in that court. Mr. Shaw] was accused of “high pressure tac-| tics” in collecting his fee from the| family of a Kokomo youth] charged with auto theft. The family said Mr. Shaw hinted he was “in” with Judge] Steckler.

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Funeral, “Disappears MISHAWAKA, Ind, Feb 28 (UP)—An 81-year-old man who| made detailed arrangements for| his funeral and then disappeared| ,had police stymied today. ! P. G. Christian left home Nov.| 26. after- making final plans to; assure that he would be buried] next to his late wife. He paid for| the casket, grave, minister and] flowers in April.

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